The true life story of Erik Aude, who was duped into drug smuggling and spent three years in a Pakistani prison.
Trailer
Cast
Quinton Aaron
Self
Erik Aude
Self
Sherry Aude
Self
David Brookwell
Self
Jose Canseco
Self
Lisa Catara
Self
Jimmy DellaValle
Self
Meagan Good
Self
Mark Hapka
Self - Erik Aude
Xavi Israel
Self - Guard #2
Joey Paul Jensen
Self
Abraham Justice
Self - Guard #1
Robin Mountjoy
Self
Mrzebi
Self
Erin O'Brien
Self
James Vondra
Self
Mourad Zaoui
Self - Interrogator
Maaari Mo Ring Magustuhan
Addicted to Sexting
Rat Film
Stripped: Las Vegas
The Night Before
The Head of Joaquín Murrieta
Sex, Explained
The Business of Drugs
Death of the Pastor's Wife
Seduced to Slay
Bad Influence: The Dark Side of Kidfluencing
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The Prison Confessions of Gypsy Rose Blanchard
Sketchbook
Beauty in Black
The Chi
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Michael Jackson: The Verdict
The Manhattan Alien Abduction
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source: 3 Years in Pakistan: The Erik Aude Story
I have met Erik a few times at poker games. He used to run some games (poker tournaments) at his home. I don't know if this documentary is all accurate, or inflated for "dramatic" purposes. But I will say, some of the talking heads near the end who called him "honest"...? Well... there were allegations by people I knew, honest people, who claimed Erik's poker games at his home were crooked. That shady and illegal manipulations happened. I never saw any of this myself, but I trusted the allegations these people made -- and they had never made these allegations about anyone else's poker games. So when I heard them, and spoke with several players, I made the decision to never play in any of Erik's games again. And I haven't.
He referenced "Midnight Express" but apparently failed to actually watch it. GTHOH. I believe this about as much Clinton didn't inhale. Rich, brother.
Loved this film. Director Jamielyn Lipman did an amazing job telling this story. This film is emotional & inspiring. A must see.
Never seen such a biased movie full of false propaganda against an already struggling Nation. One sided ridiculous story. Would love to hear a word in Urdu from the drug lords mouth. Disappointed with the whole team of this movie.
source: 3 Years in Pakistan: The Erik Aude Story
I have met Erik a few times at poker games. He used to run some games (poker tournaments) at his home. I don't know if this documentary is all accurate, or inflated for "dramatic" purposes. But I will say, some of the talking heads near the end who called him "honest"...? Well... there were allegations by people I knew, honest people, who claimed Erik's poker games at his home were crooked. That shady and illegal manipulations happened. I never saw any of this myself, but I trusted the allegations these people made -- and they had never made these allegations about anyone else's poker games. So when I heard them, and spoke with several players, I made the decision to never play in any of Erik's games again. And I haven't.
Loved this film. Director Jamielyn Lipman did an amazing job telling this story. This film is emotional & inspiring. A must see.
He referenced "Midnight Express" but apparently failed to actually watch it. GTHOH. I believe this about as much Clinton didn't inhale. Rich, brother.
Never seen such a biased movie full of false propaganda against an already struggling Nation. One sided ridiculous story. Would love to hear a word in Urdu from the drug lords mouth. Disappointed with the whole team of this movie.
